Working the Glass?

[bobbagels]

Hello, hello,

 

Windshield, rear and side windows exterior. (interiors are tinted)

 

Whats the best method to clean up the glass?

clay? buff?

Hand or machine?

 

Pardon the noobie questions, i am so new to this and I wanna do it right.

[THE Mook]

Does your glass have hard water spotting and oxidation?

 

Clay, SHR, FMP, Clean with Glass Cleaner and Glass Towel, Glass Sealant.

 

I prefer to use the Flex where it fits, and the 4" where it won't.

[ChargerMatt]

On the inside I would just use the GC if the windows are tinted, if not feel free to clay them.

 

You can buff with SSR on windows since they are a heck of a lot more resiliant than a clear coat is. This removes water spotting. (By PC that is)

[Team Adam's]

Does your glass have hard water spotting and oxidation?

 

Clay, SHR, FMP, Clean with Glass Cleaner and Glass Towel, Glass Sealant.

 

I prefer to use the Flex where it fits, and the 4" where it won't.

 

Agreed, but you can skip the FMP step... SHR won't leave any artifacts behind on glass and will get the job done in one step.

[bobbagels]

ok thats great, can you direct me to where the "glass sealant" is. I dont see it anywhere.

PS- I now see the use for the 4" pad kit, not just for the glass but hard to reach places throughout the car.

[bobbagels]

NM, found it

Adam's Perfect Vision Glass Cleaner & Sealant Combo

[DaveVY]

I recently posted a write up about cleaning spots off windows using the 4" focus pads.

 

http://www.adamsforums.com/forums/detailers-write-ups/17120.htm